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2MR-16. Uniforms
And Insignia Of The Luftwaffe Volume 2, 1940-1945. By
Brian L. Davis. Published by Arms And Armour Press, England. 10-inch x
8-inch
format, hard covers, 320 pages. Over 350 clear black and white
photographs, as well as, 450 detailed line drawings and authoritative text
illustrating WW2 German Luftwaffe uniforms, insignia and other selected
equipment. Covering in detail Luftwaffe Aircrew, Parachute Forces and
woman’s services. A selection of the items covered are, arm of service
colors, ranks, shoulder boards, collar tabs, sleeve ranks, cuff titles,
qualification badges, lanyards, specialty patches, headgear, footgear,
trousers, flight and specialty clothing, Paratroop uniforms and equipment,
tropical uniforms, camouflage clothing, flak units, a photographic analyses
of the uniforms of Herman Goring, as well as much more. Absolutely a must
have reference for your military library. Dust jacket near excellent
except for very minor wrinkling to top and bottom edges, otherwise,
like new. Used. Excellent. $44.00 PHOTO
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2MR-17. American
Military Patch Guide. Army, Army air Force, Marine Corps, Navy, Civil Air
Patrol, & National Guard. By
Morgan & Thurman. Advertised as, "The most complete guide and
reference book today of American military patches and tabs covering WW1 to
present." Copyright 1997, published by Medals of America Press,
Fountain inn, S. Carolina, printed by Keys Printing, Greenville, S.
Carolina. 11-inch x 8-1/2-inch format, colorful illustrated paper covers, 87
pages illustrating over 2000 full color patches and tabs, as well as, a very
basic view on their construction and wear. An excellent quick reference for
US patches. New. $25.00 PHOTO
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2MR-18.
Wehrmacht Camouflage Uniforms & Post-War Derivatives. By Daniel
Peterson. Copyright 1995, published by Windrow & Green, London, printed
in Singapore. 10-1/4-inch x 7-1/2-inch format, color photo illustrated paper
covers, 64 pages with over 100 vivid color photos of German, as well as,
selected other countries for comparison, camouflage combat clothing and
equipment. Original examples being worn, as they would have been used in the
field. New. $16.00 PHOTO SOLD
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2MR-19. The Naval Officers Guide. Ninth printing, copyright 1943 by the McGraw-Hill Book
Company, Inc., published by Whittlesey House. Approximately 6-1/4-inch wide
x 9-1/4-inch high format, hard blue covers with embossed design of naval
eagle, shield and crossed anchors on front. 514 pages depicting several
black & white photos, illustrations, charts and text on customs and
correct procedures pertaining to Commissioned Officers of the U.S. Navy.
Some of the subject covered are, Reserve Officers Training Corp;
uniforms, ranks and equipment; assumption of command; commissary management
on a small ship; supply on a small ship; military courtesy; customs of the
service; pay and allowances, Etc., Etc. A wealth of handy and useful
information. Inside front flyleaf is stamped, “M.S. Burroughs, Commander,
U.S.N.R., Naval Torpedo Station, Newport, R.I.,” (Rhode Island.) Covers
are near excellent. The interior pages are about excellent. $19.00 PHOTO
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2MR-20.
The Book Of Rifles. By W.H.B. Smith and Joseph E. Smith. Copyright 1965,
published by the Stackpole Company, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, second
printing July, 1965. 9-1/4-inch x 6-1/4-inch format, hard covers, in dust jacket,
656, thousands of photos, charts, and illustrations.
Authoritatively presenting single shot, repeating and semi automatic rifles
from around the world. A trusted reference in its time that still
proves to be a useful research tool. Dust jacket light to moderately
worn, paper chips, a little faded in spots; is still very sound. Dust jacket
has been repaired, on the inside, where necessary, with archival document
repair tape to prevent further deterioration. Minor soil from handling.
Covers Vg+, pages excellent. Comes with original, handwritten, sales receipt
dated 1989, (no store name). Used. Overall Vg+. $20.00 PHOTO
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2MR-21. Hornaday Handbook of Cartridge Reloading. Third edition,
Copyright 1980 by Hornady Manufacturing Co., Inc., Grand Island, Nebraska.
6-1/8-inch wide x 9-1/4-inch high x 1-3/4-inch thick, hard covers that are
color illustrated. 660 pages of illustrations, charts and text related to the
operations of reloading rifle and pistol cartridges, reloading tools, reloading
data, reloading problems, tips and techniques, ballistic tables, wind drift
& up hill-downhill tables, etc. over 100 different bullets represented. A
master reference of its time that still has valuable information for today’s
reloaders as well. Very minor shelf wear. Used. Overall excellent inside and
out. $15.00 PHOTO
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2MR-22. The Complete Machine-Gun, 1885 to the Present.
By Ian V. Hogg, illustrated by John Batchelor. Published
1979 by Exeter Books, New York. 9-inch wide x 12-inch high, hard covers
with illustrated dust jacket. 128 pages, 280 illustrations, 153 in color.
The book traces the history of automatic weapons, describes the various
principals on which the guns operate and accesses the qualities of the
individual weapons. The illustrations display the hardware in beautiful
detail. An excellent reference for understanding the workings of, as well
as, identifying many different machineguns. The dist jacket, covers and
pages are in Excellent+ condition. Very light use. $24.00 PHOTO |
2MR-23. Uniforms,
Organization and History of the Waffen SS, Volume 1. By Roger
James Bender and Hugh Page Taylor. Copyright 1969, third printing 1976.
Published by R. James Bender Publishing, San Jose, California. 6-1/4-inch
x 9-inch format, beautiful hard covers illustrated in the first edition
pattern. 160 pages of descriptive text, hundreds of black & white
photos, several beautiful full color plates, as well as, black & white
illustrations and drawings, covering Waffen SS uniforms, clothing,
headgear, camouflage clothing, belts, buckles, gorgets, sleeve diamonds,
rank insignia, shoulder boards, cuff titles, vehicle markings, pennants,
etc. This book was the bible in the early days, it was all that there was
available for reference material; it’s still is an extremely handy
reference you will use over and over, as well as, a collectors item in its
own right. The exterior has darkened from shelf storage and very minor
handling; looks much better in person than in the image; interior pages
are like new. Its still a beautiful copy that’s been carefully cared
for. Excellent condition. $55.00 PHOTO |
2MR-24. Uniforms,
Organization and History of the Waffen SS, Volume 2. By Roger
James Bender and Hugh Page Taylor. Copyright 1971, fourth printing 1986.
Published by R. James Bender Publishing, San Jose, California. 6-1/4-inch
x 9-1/4-inch format, beautiful hard covers illustrated in the new edition
style. 175 pages of descriptive text, many black & white photos, some
full color plates, as well as, black & white illustrations and
drawings, covering a historical view of the Waffen SS Divisions,
their collar tabs, shoulder boards, cufftitles and other miscellaneous
insignia. A very detailed, handy, reference you will use over and over.
The exterior exhibits very minor soil and very insignificant wear from
handling and storage; interior pages are like new. Excellent condition. $44.00
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2MR-25. Uniforms,
Organization and History of the Waffen SS, Volume 3. By Roger James
Bender and Hugh Page Taylor. Copyright 1972, third printing 1986.
Published by R. James Bender Publishing, San Jose, California. 6-1/4-inch
x 9-1/4-inch format, beautiful hard covers illustrated in the new edition
style. 176 pages of descriptive text, many black & white photos, as
well as, black & white illustrations and drawings, covering a
historical view of the Waffen SS Volunteer Divisions, their collar
tabs, shoulder boards, cufftitles and other miscellaneous insignia. A very
detailed, handy, reference you will use over and over. The exterior
exhibits very minor soil and very insignificant wear from handling and
storage; interior pages are like new. Excellent condition. $44.00 PHOTO |
2MR-26. Uniforms
of the Panzer troops 1917 to the Present. (German Uniforms of the 20th
Century-Volume 1.) First Edition, by
Jorg M. Hormann. Copyright 1989 by the Schiffer Publishing, Ltd., West
Chester, Pennsylvania. 6-1/8-inch wide x 9-1/4-inch high, hard covers with
beautifully illustrated front cover. 126 pages of descriptive text and
hundreds of black & white photos and illustrations, as well as, many
full color plates and individual color pictures of WW2 German Panzer
related uniforms and insignia. An excellent reference beautifully done
with attention to detail. A beautiful copy that’s been carefully cared
for. Like new, inside and out, including the dust jacket. Superior
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2MR-27. Tangled Web – Canadian Infantry Accoutrements 1855- 1985. By Jack L. Summers, copyright 1992 by
the Canadian War Museum. Approximately 8-5/8-inch wide x 11-9-1/4-inch
high format, hard cover, impressed with the Canadian “C & Broad
Arrow”
acceptance stamp design. 146 pages containing hundreds of photos and
illustrations, as well as historical and educational instructive text
regarding Canadian weapons, associated leather and web accoutrements for
the weapons and general Infantry leather and web equipment. This
fascinating reference is accurate and entertaining reading, serving a
two-fold use, as most of the Canadian equipment, (up to the early
1950’s), is pretty much identical, (with some variations), to the
equipment of the British army. The wide variety and unusual method of
attachment has caused much frustration to collectors in assembling
Canadian/British style webbing. This reference will, "sort things
out," and answer your questions
regarding, webbing dates of issue, as well as, the methods of use and
attachment. A wealth of very useful information. A "Must Have
Reference" for your military library. Extremely light and
insignificant shelf storage soil on the back cover, (nearly unnoticeable).
New condition $59.00 PHOTO
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2MR-28. German Army Uniforms and Insignia 1933-1945. First American Edition,
in Dust Jacket.
By
Brian L. Davis. Published in 1972 by the World Publishing Co., New York.
7-1/2-inch wide x 10-inch high, hard covers and illustrated dust jacket.
224 pages of descriptive text and hundreds of captioned black & white
photos and illustrations of WW2 German Army, uniforms and insignia. The
author uses original, WW2 German photographic documentation covering
German Army uniforms, headgear, insignia, accouterments and selected field
gear, as well as, a full color section illustrating, in detail, German
Army shoulder boards, collar tabs and bayonet knots. An eminence amount of
very useful information; a very complete work. The mother of all books,
when it came out. A vintage, classic that’s now a collectors item in its
own right. A Beautiful copy that’s been carefully cared for. Like new,
inside and out, including the dust jacket. Superior condition. $60.00 PHOTO |
2MR-29. Wehrmacht Divisional Signs 1938-1945.
By Theodore Hartmann, Artwork copyright by Brian L. Davis.
Published in 1970 by Almark Publishing, Middlesex, England. 5-3/4-inch
wide x 8-1/4-inch high with illustrated paper covers. An early reference
of 88 pages of descriptive text and many black & white photos showing
Divisional Signs actually being used on various military vehicles, as well
as, several pages of Divisional Signs in full color. A vintage, classic
reference that’s now a collectors item in its own right. Beautiful
copy that’s been carefully cared for. Like new, inside and out. Superior
condition. $39.00 PHOTO |
2MR-30. German Military Uniforms and Insignia 1933-1945. First
Edition, published in 1967 by WE, Inc., Old Greenwich, Connecticut.
5-3/4-inch wide x 9-inch high, hard covers, illustrated front cover
and illustrated dust jacket. 227 pages of descriptive text and hundreds of
black & white illustrations of WW2 German Army, Navy & Luftwaffe
uniforms and insignia, as well as selected uniforms and ranks of the
Waffen SS, Police, Labor, Political and Youth organizations. The book was
produced, in 1967, from German, British, Canadian and Russian, official,
and semi-official manuals, books and papers, as well as U.S. War
department Technical works and Joint Army-Navy publications. Another,
vintage, classic reference that was, pretty much, all that there was for
us to study in the early days that’s now a collectors item in its own
right. A Beautiful copy that’s been carefully cared for. Like new,
inside and out, including the dust jacket. Superior condition. $35.00 PHOTO
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2MR-31. Collectors Guide - German Relics
Supplement 2 - Headgear. By
Stanley J. Bozich, copyright 1968. 6-inch
wide x 8-1/2-inch high, paper covers, illustrated front cover, paper
wrapped binding. An early, privately published reference of 63 pages. Each
page has three or four, clear, black and white photos of selected WW2
German hats and helmets, spanning all the military branches of services,
as well as, Civil and Political headgear; some pages are supplemented with
an original photo or two showing headgear being worn, with a very brief
physical description of each piece of headgear. Another, vintage, classic
reference, when that was, pretty much, all that there was for us to study,
now a collectors item in its own right. An easy, quick, reference of
various WW2 German headgear. I had this book when I first started
collecting and I wore it out completely, perusing the pages daily. A
Beautiful copy that’s been carefully cared for. Like new, inside and
out. Superior condition. $35.00 PHOTO
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